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Deroxxufou – :
This is quite possibly the driest scents ever created. Cedar and olibanum are heavy throughout the longevity of the scent. I don’t detect any sweetness just a dry woody/incense scent. Average in longevity and sillage. I would call it safe and boring. Their are plenty of designer scents that do cedar better than this.
schur – :
I have smelled Cedarstorm twice now, but both time on a piece of paper. I have a positive feeling about this one. The topnotes reminded me of Jubilation XXV by Amouage, the drydown was warm and sweet.
Not a fragrance that stands out or is unique, but one that has been done well.
I’m planning to test it on my skin next time, and then maybe buying it.